Antique Architecture Prints
Antique Architecture Print of Ornaments 'Tav. X' by Albertolli
59.5 cm · 23.4 in
45 cm · 17.7 in
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Frame and rooms are illustrations of how the print could look, drawn to its real size; it is sold unframed unless the description says otherwise.

Ornament & pattern

Antique Architecture Print of Ornaments 'Tav. X' by Albertolli

£550

$730 · €650

Original print, not a reproduction

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Date
Not stated
Sheet size
23.4 × 17.7 in (59.5 × 45 cm)
Technique
Engraved
Condition
Good. General age-related toning and several small worm holes. Please study image carefully.
Collection
Ornament & pattern
Stock no.
f_11954671

Antique architecture print of ornaments titled 'Dimostrazione in grande de profili delle Cornici co suoi ornati del Gabinetto Famigliare'. This print orginates from 'Ornamenti Diversi'. by Giocondo Albertolli. This work includes includes several of his stucco ceilings for the Palazzo Reale, Milan and the Villa Casnedi, Milan.

Giocondo Albertolli, (1743-1839), was an architect, sculptor, decorator and painter of Swiss origin who was active at the end of the 18th and early 19th century. Albertolli has worked extensively on the decoration of palaces, churches and public buildings in Italy, where he gave a new impetus to the art of ornamental design.